anaheim-gazette 1907-04-18

LOCAL EVENTS Mrs. A. A. Raymond, Miss Raymond, and Mrs. J. F. Ablborn are spending an outing at Newport Beach. Capt. Erwin Barr is enjoying a visit from his brother, John Barr of Wyoming, who is spending a season in Southern California. Wheels are interchangeable—there are no rights or lefts. We have reference to the McCormick rakes. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Deputy County Clerk Burke is studying law, and hopes in the not distant future to be admitted to practice. Take your prescriptions to Mullinix. W. G. Potter was in town on Tuesday from Santa Ana. Since retiring from the county treasurer's office, Mr. Potter is directing his attention to real estate and reports making a number of very good sales. Florence Manley, aged 4 years, daughter of Mrs. Manley of Oregon, who has been visiting Mrs. C. G. Sparks west of town, died on Wednesday shortly after neon. The child had been sick with croup for two weeks. The Eastern Star initiated candidates on Monday evening, when visiting members were present from Fullerton, Buena Park and other points. After completion of the chapter's work all sat down to a banquet, which was enjoyed to the fullest extent by the large crowd present. William L. Oge was a business visitor in town from Los Angeles on Tuesday. Mr. Oge in 1874 purchased an extensive tract of land near Olive, and subsequently sold a half interest to Col. Bond of Santa Barbara. The Mrs. Hiltscher entertained the dies' euchre club on Thursday. A pleasant afternoon was spent prizes were won by the following Yungbluth first, Mrs. Hatzfeldt snd Mrs. A. Rimpau the booby freshments were served after the Miss Gladys Cahen spent the end with the Misses Richardson reports her father, H. Cahen, improved and able to be about after a slight stroke of apoplexy he suffered a few weeks ago. A. S. Bradford is in San Francisco this week attending a convocation Royal Arch Masons. He will visit son Percy at Fresno on his way and will spend a day at Bakersfield. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kellogg been in Santa Barbara the past in attendance upon the state me of the W. R. C., to which Mrs. Ke was a delegate from Santa Ana. The thills can be changed to f pole in the McCormick rake. W Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Harry Hale was a business visitor Los Angeles on Saturday. He chased while in town an engineer used for the big hydraulic pump used in construction of the Yorba ervoir. Mr. and Mrs. B. Fietsam of Roya Minn., were guests of Mr. and M Geisel over Saturday and Sunday They are making a tour of Sou California. The Columbia Historical club meet at the home of Mrs. Gobb Wednesday afternoon, April 24 2 o'clock. Miss W. E. Collins of Fullerton petitioned to be appointed guardi her sister, Miss Wilma E. Collins, William L. Oge was a business visitor in town from Los Angeles on Tuesday. Mr. Oge in 1874 purchased an extensive tract of land near Olive, and subsequently sold a half interest to Col. Bond of Santa Barbara. The holding was known as the Oge and Bond tract, and the name is yet seen on deeds to property located therein. He is at present in the school supply business, and contemplates bringing out a new creation of his Picturesque California, which he is now engaged in editing. The first edition of this work was brought out early in the 80's. Gus Thomas, who lives on West street, is defendant in a battery charge preferred against him by Gus Schifferdecker, who until recently regarded himself as a prospective son-in-law to the man against whom he lodges complaint. Schifferdecker was engaged to marry Miss Lena Thomas, the pretty adopted daughter of defendant, and the wedding was scheduled to take place two weeks ago. The would-be groom is said to have gone to the residence of his inamorata the afternoon of the battery, and to have acted unkindly toward her. In fact, it is said a felony charge may be made out against him. Lena told her father about it, and Thomas got on his bicycle and followed Schifferdecker. He overtook him as the latter was hurrying to town, and is said to have administered a severe beating to the youth. The latter's arm was broken, and one report has it that if bystanders had not pulled Thomas off, the coroner might have had a case to sit on. The parties to the suit will tell Judge Howard all about it in court on Tuesday next. Made right in Santa Ana; our harness. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Miss Alice Carver and Miss Ena Thurn, the latter a visitor from Minnesota, are spending the week at Long Beach and other coast resorts. $20 PRIZE Made right in Santa Ana; our harness. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Miss Alice Carver and Miss Ena Thurn, the latter a visitor from Minnesota, are spending the week at Long Beach and other coast resorts. $20 PRIZE Commencing with Saturday, April 20, I will institute a prize guessing contest free to all. Following is the plan: A sentence having reference to something about my store will be selected by me, and one letter of that sentence will be placed in my store window every day until all of the letters comprising the sentence are exhausted and the prize, consisting of: $20.00 IN CASH will be given to the first person bringing me the proper solution. Positively no information given over the phone. O. A. MULLINIX Pharmacist and Chemist East Center Street Anaheim, Cal. GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK. ANAHEIM, CA We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conservative banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed on posits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMASS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEGE, Cashic Fred Staublin, a native of Jennings county, Ind., aged 36 years, committed suicide by shooting himself through the heart with a shotgun about 10 o'clock Saturday morning near the Tustin junction of the Southern Pacific. The body lay close to the railroad track and the crew of the northbound local discovered the corpse and sent word to a nearby neighbor who notified the authorities and the body was removed to Backs' undertaking parlors. Staublin left a note saying he had been crazy for twenty years and that he killed himself. Neighbors noticed that he was in a despondent mood for several weeks past, his trouble being aggravated by the fact that his sister had recently been committed to an asylum. Deceased had been for several years in the employ of Otto Rust. About a year ago he quit his job and purchased a small ranch southeast of town where he had resided up to the time of his suicide. The remains were interred on Monday afternoon, services being held in the German-Methodist church. $20.00 is to be given away at Mullinix's. Read his adv and learn how you can obtain it. McCormick mowers are exceedingly light draft, smooth cutting machines—due to the axle roller bearings and the removable bushings, with which every bearing is fitted. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Lieut. J. Selinger of Co. E is in receipt of a medal won in the state shoot of 1904 and 1905. Medals were ready for forwarding a year ago but they were destroyed in the San Francisco fire. A large delegation of Eagles formed an excursion party to Catalina on Sunday and were guests of the Avalon aerie at a banquet and jollification. Among those present from this city were L. Z. Collins of Fullerton has appointed guardian of Wilma E. Collins, aged sisters live with their Sarah Jane Collins, in petition alleges that Collins is incompetent, so weak that she can business. Her estate is of horticultural commission Monday morning given the board of supervisors fight against weeds on the supervisors to foot work is to be done by owners through the road county. Margely signed has been supervisors asking for a Santa Ana river city seat. A similar per-circulated among residents. It is bad will be unable to do the matter, owing to a zinc company has committed its hill in the Silicone 200 feet below the tunnel in which gold quantities has been taken is struck low down in as that higher up, the out in a $100,000 mill. Hel is now in seventy-thill be continued 300 feet company has spent a canyon, and its find an excitement in the reds of claims haveler, a well known resilient hurst, was in town on business mission. George Bayha and Mermine Bayha of Yor- Lieut. J. Selinger of Co. E is in receipt of a medal won in the state shoot of 1904 and 1905. Medals were ready for forwarding a year ago but they were destroyed in the San Francisco fire. A large delegation of Eagles formed an excursion party to Catalina on Sunday and were guests of the Avalon aerie at a banquet and jollification. Among those present from this city were L. Z. Kroeger, Mr. Tedford and family, Mr. and Mrs. Zeigler, Mr. Peacock and family, Harry Ray, Dan Scott, Dug Rose, Frank Grimminger, Chas Wilson, Ed Olmstead and C. A. Clark. Cast in one piece, the main frame of a McCormick mower is both substantial and rigid, and therefore the working parts of the machine are securely held in place. McCormick mowers and rakes and all extra parts may be obtained of Wm. F. Luts Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Mule for sale or trade for hay or cow. Apply to R. Fossek, street sprinkler, Elm street, Anaheim. The "Buick" is the most reliable automobile on the market today. It has all the desirable features. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal., are willing to demonstrate its ability. Wm. E. McFadden of Placentia last week purchased a four-cylinder Moline touring car from Weisel & Sandilands of this city. The day after he received the machine he started out for Capistrano. Mr. McFadden had never driven a machine before, and notwithstanding this handicap made the round trip in good time and without and trouble whatever. This speaks volumes for his ability as a coming chasseur and also for the reliability and simplicity of the Moline car. Wickersheim & Oswald are Fullerton and Anaheim agents for genuine McCormick repairs and extras. Fullerton and Orange engaged in quite a series of athletic contests on Saturday afternoon, Orange making the better showing. Orange high school defeated Fullerton on the latter's ground in a well played practice game of baseball by the score of 5 to 4. The Fullerton and Orange grammar schools contested in baseball and basketball at Orange, both the boys' and girls' basketball games going to Orange by the close scores of 4 to 3. In the baseball game the Fullerton grammar boys won The famous Studebaker slope der spokes carry the largest and wood into the hub, and are stu where others are the weakest F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal., se debaker wagons. $20 00 is to be given away linix's. Read his adv and less you can obtain it. National Educational Association The coming convention of the A. is one of California's best opities to advertise its resources at pitality throughout the country more favorable conditions have presented themselves for such intensive gathering. The railroad shown their co-operation by rates that have never before equalled at such convention. Railway lines west and north Orleans, St. Louis, Peoria and O have announced a special round one fare plus $2. These rates are returning by diverse routes with extra charge except if the trip is one way through Portland, Oregon arbitrary of $12.50 is added. The conditions allow stopovers on bus going and returning trip. For Thin, Poor Blood You can trust a medicine tested 60 years! Sixty years of experience, think of that! Experience with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla; the original Sarsaparilla; the Sarsaparilla the doctors endorse for thin blood, weak nerves, general debility. But even this grand old medicine cannot do its best work if the liver is inactive and the bowels constipated. For the best possible results, you should take laxative doses of Ayer’s Pills while taking the Sarsaparilla. Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of HAIR VIGOR. AGUE CURE. CHERRY PECTORAL. We have no secrets! We publish the formulas of all our medicines. Always Reliable SPECIAL SALE OF SHIRT WAISTS CLOSES SATURDAY, APRIL 20 This is the time when every woman begins to look for her supply of cool Shirtwaists. An immense shipment reached us this week and have placed this line on sale at prices you cannot fail to overlook. BOOK AT THESE PRICES. Well made Chambray waist, neatly trimmed, dark and medium also pinchecks. Regular 85 and 75 quality just the thing for the house Sales Price $59c. Beautiful Lawn Waist with embroidered front and lace trimmings, and sleeves regular $1.25 and $1.35 quality Sales Price $99c. Handsover Waists of best materials, richly trimmed in lace and dery, a large variety regular $1.50 Sales Price $1.19 He dotted Swiss and Persian Lawn Waists, with allover embroidery, elegant finish, regular $1.75 Sales Price $1.39 Super cent discount on all Muslims and Underwear and Children's and colored Dresses. HER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts Whitaker & Perry Accessors to J. W. DUCKWORTH & SON, Loara, Cal. in stock a well-selected line of choice Groceries General Merchandise Farming Supplements Blacksmithing Best Price Paid for Country Produce The patronage of the public respectfully solicited. Us Studebaker slope: shoularry the largest amount of the hub, and are strongest is are the weakest. Wm. Santa Ana, Cal., sell Stugons. To be given away at Mulad his adv and leain how in it. Educational Association A convention of the N. E. California's best opportunitise its resources and hosoughout the country. No stable conditions have ever themselves for such an extering. The railroads have co-operation by granting have never before been such convention. All the west and north of New Louis, Peoria and Chicago becaed a special round trip of $2. These rates are good by diverse routes without except if the trip is made through Portland, Oregon, an 12.50 is added. The ticket low stopovers on both the turning trip. The South- Enjoyable Party Mrs. Gus Hansen entertained a number of her friends on Wednesday aftenoon last at her handsome Orangethorpe avenue home. Miss Evelyn Rannells and Mrs: Morris Smith rendered a number of selections on the piano and Miss Rannells sang several Mexican songs that were very much enjoyed. A short game of progressive whist was played at which Mrs. Hiltscher won the first prize, a cut glass pitcher, and Mrs. Strodthoff the second, a pompadour vase. The consolation, a Teddy bear, was won by Miss Cordes. After the game was over the guests were ushered into the dining room where they sat down to a delightful repast of salads, coffee, cake and ice cream. It was late when the guests bade goodbye to their hostess and returned to their homes. Among those present were, Mrs. Gus Hansen, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Rust, Mrs. Beebe, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Wicket, Mrs. Peter Weisel, Mrs. Strodthoff, Mrs. Yungbluth, Mrs. Henry Kuchel, Mrs. Hiltscher, Mrs. Morrie Smith, Miss Winifred Malrose. have never before been such convention. All the west and north of New Orleans, Peoria and Chicago passed a special round trip of $2. These rates are good by diverse routes without except if the trip is made through Portland, Oregon, an $12.50 is added. The ticket allow stopovers on both the returning trip. The South-the Santa Fe and the Salt have announced a round one fare plus $2 from all of Portland and west of Paso, Salt Lake City and Tickets at these rates to the general public from inclusive. Tickets to Los these rates will be sold to public or private schools at teachers in any Normal University, and to members families accompanying them, until July 8th. Stopovers netted at any point enrouteeles. Visitors may make sure in the state at a rate of third, affording an oppor-tive everything in California. Elements of the railway the generous manner in California always welcomes its客s to make this conven- breaker. Nothing is to be that would add credit to the reception of its visitors. By pouring in in unusually ties, regarding the con- already many requests made for hotel reservations to be left out when the educators take possession of us. a specialty at Mullin- sat down to a delightful repast of salads, coffee, cake and ice cream. It was late when the guests bade goodbye to their hostess and returned to their homes. Among those present were, Mrs. Gus Hansen, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Rust, Mrs. Beebe, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Wicket, Mrs. Peter Weisel, Mrs. Strodthoff, Mrs. Yungbluth, Mrs. Henry Kuchel, Mrs. Hiltscher, Mrs. Morris Smith, Miss Winifred Melrose, Miss Elsie Rust, Miss Cordes, Miss Hettie Weisel, Miss Theresa Fay. The Los Angeles guests were Mrs. Rannells, Mrs. Hauptman, Mrs. Hauptman, jr., Miss Evelyn Rannells and Miss Neiderer. $20.00 is to be given away at Mullinixs. Read his adv and learn how you can obtain it. A suit to test the Vrooman act procedure in this city has been brought in the superior court by Clarence Groat against Isidore Dockweiler. A sidewalk and curb were laid in front of certain pieces of property belonging to Dockweiler in 1904, and the assessment of $33.78 on the lot has never been paid. The proceedings that resulted in the laying of the sidewalk were commenced by the city council of Anaheim in September, 1904, and the contract for sidewalking Hedwig street between Center and Sycamore streets was let to him for $1823.24. The assessment on the property owned by Dockweiler was $33,73. There is very likely to be an interesting contest in this case. A similar fight was made in Santa Ana in the superior court in Carnahan vs. Clapp, the judgment in the superior court being in favor of the plaintiff, the contractor. That case is to be taken to the supreme court.